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Newspaper Page TextPAOE SEVEN E3 WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE ( aWssEeaajniy ?-KvV.:-:- Sffg: . . : pi ." . . c r$i ' WA.IAVHJ vu Mi tLUtAV liUY I BORROW MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKU. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935. Bead tvery ad on Hill page, loo will probably find M ctly the thing you want to buy or kU. If It Isn't there, advertise. 1 1 ' Inexpensive, effective. RATES ret wort tint Insertion (Minimum tsc) Bach additional Insertion, per word Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without spy changes .IM Phone 75 JOB WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND Person who found watch at bus termlnol please return to Mall Tribune office. Reward. OST Bay mare, J. B. brand left hip, rope burn on left hind leg. 0. D. Vroman, Medford. Phone 14-F-3. OST White wire-haired terrier, "Stubby"; carries left hind foot. Reward. Communicate 302 South Riverside. JUTTED SHAWL, keepsake, led In Armory, Townsend rally. Please bring to 35 So. Peach. Reward. OST Diamond bar pin. please phone 173. Finder OST White wire-haired terrier, "Stubby." Communicate 303 So. Riverside. OST If oog is missing. calllSlS. WANTED MALE HELP DIESEL OPPORTUNITY Trite now for FREE literature do. scribing latest DIESEL develop ment and opportunities for train ed Diesel men. , DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING SCHOOLS 3330 30th St., at Polsom, San Francisco, Calif. WANTED FEMALE HELP RELIABLE men and women wanted to service regular customers on Mc Ness routes. Make up to $ 13 a day. No experience or capital required. Write Mr. Thomas, 426 Third St Oakland, Calif. WANTED SITUATIONS RACTICAL NURSE desires position to care for Invalid or elderly re fined person; psychopathlo experi ence. Box 51S5, Tribune. IIDDLE-AGED couple will care for home and elderly people; nursing experience. Go anywhere. Box 5187, Tribune. 'OsrnoN WANTED by young man bookkeeping retail lumber, automo btle and farm equipment experience. Box 5186, Tribune. JARPENTERING and PAINTING for cash or trade. Tel. Central Point 145. V ANTED Housekeeping, cooking for crew of men, or chamber work In hotel. P. O. Box 050, Medford. WANTED--MISCELLANE0US V ANTED To buy good second-hand light truck. C. C. Hoover, Phone 437-R. V ANTED To rent by responsible par ty, oil circulating heater. Phone 1573-W. V ANTED Six good milk cows, Jerey or Guemaay. Must be tested. Tel. 3S7-R after 6 p. m. V ANTED Used McOaskey account file. Box 4938, Tribune. VILL PAY CASH for Jackson County Bids- Loan stock. Box 4585, Tri bune. . WANTED K7e pay caab for. household goods, furniture and stbve We also buy metal, hides, pelta wool and mo hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. 37 N Grape St Pbon 1063. "PANTED Heifers calves Write Ruby Schula. Beagle. Oregon. WANTED Beef cattle, veal, lambs, and pasture. J. J Oaenbrugne. FOB BENT HOUSES roR RENT 6-room unfurnished house, 630; two unfurnished apt. $16 each. Call at 335 So. Riverside. rOR RENT 5-room house, complete ly turnlahed. Phone 534-H. POR RENT OR 8ALE Very easy term. 3-room house and I. acre In Jacksonville. Box 6180, Tribune. K)R RENT Small modern furnlahed house. 1027 E. Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished house. 8 So. Orange St. Inquire 33 No. Peach after 6:30 p. m. rOR RENT 9-room strictly mortJ.-n home, close to Medford' bumcs district. In fine resldentlsl aecion: partially furnlahed: fin lawn and shade trees: basement and fum-vse: double garage. Bee owner at once at 332 North Ivy St. rort nENT 4-room furnished house Inquire 305 So Oakdsle. POR RENT Hone fumlsled or unfurnished Brown t Whlia. FOR RENT APARTMENTS JtfTft. JTOa RENT W4 Applo. FOR BENT FUBNISHED BOOMS PLEASANT sleeping room, toe St. ATTRACT1VE rooms. 40 8. Grape. CLEAN attractive rooms; reasonable 410 8. Newtown. POR BENT Large front room; and cold water and shower. 2 Fir. FOB RENT BOOM BOARD RATES reasonable at 716 B. Main. FOB BENT MISCELLANEOUS BACHELOR APTS, 446 80. Front. FOR RENT Business location, room 16x60 Will remodel to suit tenant. Apply Mall Tribune. FOB EXCHANGE TO TRADE Crosley 7-tube cabinet radio, cost (236, lor lo tier a-in. fir wood. Phone 1002-X exemngs. TO TRADE FOR WOOD A 20-Inch pole saw and frame. 134 . River aide. TRADE S-mo. Guernsey bull for beef to butcher. Phone 301-R-4. TRADE Columbia Oraphonola. fine oak cabinet in good condition, large selection of records, for wood. 37 Tripp St. after 6 p. m. FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE WILL SELL 6-room all modern stucco residence with acreage; fine deep garden soil, garage, elec. pressure water, hardwood Hoar, suburban, one mile from town. Bargain price 62500. Fine location. EARL TUMY, 310 Liberty Bldg. 4 ACRES, close In, Irrigated; good soil; small house. Price souo.uu; eau.uu cash, balenoe $10.00 per month. L. O. MCKBLL, 204 E. Main. DO YOU WANT A FARM7 280 acres, suitable for stock, grain, turkeys with house, barns, outbuildings, good water. Price 64000; no en cumbrance. WIU sell or trade. EARL TUMY, 310 Liberty Bldg. FOR SALE 101b Queen Anne ave , attractive five-room home, fuss ment. piped furnace, hardwood floors, flreplaoe, enclosed back porch. Price 63.675.00. Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 802. FOR SALE 32 acres, 6 acres In alf alfa, balance wood: 4-room plas tered house. Best offer over 6900 takes It. Inquire 404 Berrydale ave. 300 ACRE RANCH for lease. 50 acres plow land. 6150 year. T. A. South ard, Trail, Ore. , A FINE east side HOME for only 63.000, and 6700 will handle It. BROWN WHITE. Realtors. CITY LOTS from $250 up, all. Im provements In and paid for. If you are Interested In building or buying a HOME, see us. BROWN Ji WHITE, Realtors. for SALE Federal Land Bank farms Convenient terma Call warren Patterson, Central Point, or write O A Barnes. 1163 Oak St.. Eugene Oregon. HOUSES FOR SALE OH RENT Jscksun County Bunding 4 Loan Ass'n Phone 193 100 ACRES - well improved, stocked anrt aauiDDed. oluse to Meedford; some cash or Income property Bal . anoe long time low Interest- O. A DeVoe. 623-J-3 WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Heavy work or logging team. Welborn Bee son, 376 B St, Ashland, Ore. 8 HEAD mares and geldings from east ern Oregon, wt. from 1200 to 1700, suitable for farm or orchard work, broke alngle and double, will be priced very reasonable: 1 mile on G street across R. 3 from Grange hall. F. W. Cleverson. Oranta Pass. FOR SALE No. 1 Guernsey cow. J. Parsons. Phoenix. FOR SALE Good work team, 1300 pounds, $125. Henry Leaverton. Murphy. Missouri Flat. FOR SALE 3 milk cows with calves; also household furniture. T. A. Southard. Trail, Ore. I WILL buy your hoga and sheep, any size, at any time. F. A Pearson. Ross Lane. Phone 610-J-4. FOR SAIJJ Purebred Ramboullett rams Dolph Phlpps. Orater Lake highway. FOR SALE P0ULTBY FOR SALE Narragansett turkeys. AH new stock. Take your pick: $3 00 for hens, $500 for toms. John A. Anderson. Central Point. FULL-BLOODED PLYMOUTH ROCK breeding cockerel. May Ranch. Talent. Ore. FOR SALE AUTOM0Bn.ES OOOD USED CARS SALE PRICES 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe sedan: six wheels, extras. 1933 Plymouth 5-wheel sedan. 1933 Plymouth coupe: a real bargain. 1931 Ford A Victoria coupe. 1930 Ford A 3-door sedan. Other real bargain In Fords, Chevro- !t4. eta. The new Chryslers will be here soon LANOE MOTOB can Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers 88 No. Riverside Phone 18 (Formerly Armstrong Motors) FOR 8 ALE Federal pBncl truck. 1 ton; wakashaw motor. Tlmken bear ings: A-l condition: cash or trade L C. Oreenamyer. Jacksonville Inquire Coleman's Hdw. FOR SALE Trucks and equipment. Ill No. Fir St. HUDSON Sedan fin condition cheap Call 957 or 633-R- FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS DELICIOUS and NEWTOWN apples. 25.C box: you plrk them. Bring containers. 4 Plnea Ranch. 5'i miles east Evan Creek road. Rogue River. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS NEW Colemn g heater, cost 28.50.:plalnUff ud Defendant to Plaintiff $11.00; Chev. car. good conamon. good tires, $35.00. Owner leaving. Call at Grave Jewelry Store, 6th and Front. USED PUMPS Fairbanks - Morse water system, Milwaukee water sys tem, Paul deep well head, Gould 3-ln centrifugal. 134 North River aide. FOR SALE Majestic 9-tube superbet rodyne, mantel type; good tubes, 17.30. 324 So. Peach. FOR SALE Apples, cheap: different varieties. Half mile from city lim its, or will deliver. Tel. 258-J. FOR SALE The famous Upton Bros. Spitz. Act quick. Pinnacle No. 1. HAVE first mortgage. 4900; t. pay able $16.00 per month. Will moke big sacrlfloe aa I need money. Rt. 1, Myers Lane, Box 676. DRIVEWAY MATERIAL aires Of rock at 11.60 per yard, delivered. Bateman. Phone 1634-Y or 9 12 J FOR SALE World Bookman Encyclo pedia. Call at 9 Rom Ave. FOR SALE Used McOaskey account file. Box 4938 Tribune. FOR SALE Spltzenburg apple, lim ited quantity, well colored, good sizes. Inquire Day Packing House. South Fir St. ROLLER CANARIES. Call 633-J-3. SHOP EQUIPMENT OFFICE FIXTURES Going Ft The following for sale: 1 Air compressor 50-gal. Gas Buggy 1 aet reamer Crane 3 Shop work benches 3 parts bin on rollers Misc. shop tools Roll -top desk 3 Oak office chain 1 3-drawer steel cabinet 1 Carey safe 4 13-ft. showroom lattice 3 showroom palms DON'T WAIT TOO LONO 103 So. Riverside In rear FOR SALE Good field corn. Schule. Gold Hill. M. A. FOR SALE Italian and Petite prune Phone 7-F-14. FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice The Dell Vineyard. Rt. 3. Medford FOR 8 ALE Substantial 3- wheel trailer, or trade for wood. Inquire last house left-hand side of Lozler Lane or Tel. 869-M. FOR SALE Ore pes and grape Juice. Mrs. Mary E Clarxaon. Koas Lane Phone 610-R-l. APPLES Several varieties Oebhard' Central Point, V4 mile north Bear Creek bridge. PEACHES. PLUMS 1VJO lb: grape 3c lb Huklll. V, mile south whit Griffin Creek school. FOR 8ALE Grapes. J. A. Manke 2 miles east of Jacksonville, adjoin ing former Clancy orchard. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE! I will not be responsible for any debt contracted by any one other than myself. Mrs. W. J. (or Nora M.) Sanders. ROOFING Let us Inspect your roof before the rainy season This ser vice ts free. Call 370. Rogue River Roofing Co. BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED Partner with $1000 to help operate established placer nine. Writ P. O. Box 254, Grants Pass, Ore. BUSINESS DIRECTOR? Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complet Title system ta jacason County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6. No. 82 North Central Ave., upstairs. Expert Window Cleaners, LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to $300 for personal or household purpose on House Furnishings or Autos: also Cars Refinanced. Loan closed within 80 minute. License No. 8. 137. See W. B. Thomas. 45 So. Cen traL Piano and Quirar Instruction, FRED ALTON HAIOHT Classical and modern olano Instruction. MEL- CHORD for every one. The only method that never falls, studio. 318 Liberty Bldg. Medford. Or. Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, etc. Reaaonabl rate Tel. 833. P. B- Samson Co. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and mover. Special livestock moving equipment. Price right 619 North Riverside. Phone 615. EADS TRANSFER 4 8TORAGE CO. Office 1015 No Central. Phone 318 Prices rlsht. Service guaranteed. LEGAL NOTICES Summons for Publication In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Ruth Alice White, plaintiff. TS. Homer E. White. Defendant. To Homer E, White, the above named Defendant. In the Name of the Stats of Ore gon: Tou are hereby required to p p$ar and answer the complaint filed against you In the abov entitled suit on or before the last day of four weks from the date of the first pub lication of this summons, said period of four weeks being the time pre scribed for publication hereof, and if you fall so to appear and answer ld complaint for want thereof Plaintiff will sod! v to the Court for the relief demanded In said com-1 plaint, to-lti decree of th Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony J I now existing between Plaintiff and Defendant, awarding the custody and 1 (vintrnl cit (ti mlnnf hllrlrion nf and requiring Defendant to contrlb- ute to Plaintiff the sum of $26.00 per month for the support of said minor children. This summons Is published In the Medford Mall Trib une by order of the Honorable H. D. Norton, JuUe of the above entitled Court, duly made and entered on the 9th day of October, 1935. October Oth. 1935, la the date or the first publica tion of this summons. F. P. FARRELL, Attorney for Plaintiff. Address; Room 10, Jackson County Bank Building, Medford, Oregon. City Treasurer's Notice of Bond Payment Notice Is hereby given that there will be funds on hand November 1, 1935 for the redemption of the fol lowing Improvement bonds: CITY OF MEDFORD IMPROVEMENT BONDS Series No. 5. dated May 1, 1931. No. 1 to 17 Inclusive. Interest on above bond will cease after November 1. 1935. . OUS H. SAMUELS, Treasurer ( of the City of Medford, Oregon. City Treasurer's Notice of Bond Payment. Notice la hereby given that there will be funds on hand November 1st, 1935, for the redemption of the fol lowing Improvement bonds: CITY OF MEDFORD IMPROVEMENT BONDS Series No. 4, dated May 1, 1931. No. 1 to 66 Inclusive. Interest on above bond will oease after November 1. 1935. OUS H. SAMUELS. Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. 1067-13 GENERAL LAND OFFICE Washington, D. C. September 31. 1933 Notice Is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the acts of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 318), and May 17, 1928 (45 Stat. 597, Public Nos. 416 and 417), and pur suant to departmental regulations Circular 1300, the timber on the fol lowing lands will be seld Nov. 13, 1935. at 10 o'clock A. M. at public auction at the U. S. Land Offloe at Roseburg, Oregon, to the highest bid. der at not less than the appraised price as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. The pur chase price with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, be ing commissions allowed, must be deposited when the right to purchase Notice' of Bond Sal. Notice Is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Medford will on the 33rd day of October. 1935, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m.. at the Council Chamber of the City of Medford. Jackson County. Oregon, offer for sale the following duly authorized Issue of bond of th City of Medford, to-wlt: Bond No. 1 to 6, both Inclusive Bonds No. 7 to 13, both Inclusive Bonds Noa. 13 to 18, both Inclusive Bonds No. 19 to 34, both inclusive Bond No. 35 to 30, both Inclusive Bonds Nos. 31 to 37, both lnoluslva Bonds Nos. 38 to 44, both Inclusive Bonds Nos. 45 to 51, both Inclusive Bonds Nos. 62 to 59, both Inclusive Bonds Nos. 60 to 67, both Inclusive City of Medford. Refunding Im provement Bonds, Series D. dated November 1st, 1936. In the amount of $33,248.09 and numbered 1 to 87 Inclusive and In the denomination of $500.00 each, except bond number 1, which Is in the amount of $248.09. said bonds to maturs serially In nu merical order aa follows, to-wlt: The Interest on all of said bonds to be payable semi-annually on the 1st days of November and May. prln clpal and Interest payable at the of fice of the Treasurer of the City of Medford at Medford, Oregon. Persons offering to purchase such bonds are Invited to bid thereon at such rate of Interest, not exceeding 8 per annum, as they shall ieslg- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Supports C Playing card 9. Genua of the cow II. Kingly II. Denoting the central part 14. Wild animal 16. Complete whole IT. Hugs wave 18. Poor 19. Point of land 20. Adjust aa. Golf 1 nit mo tor: colloq. SI. Speedily 25. Plan of s town alts X?. Kind of flab 39. Continent 3L. Snapping beetla 14, Touth belovsd by Venus 18. Depend 37. Narrow roads Z9. Pen point 4t Feminine nams 41. Insects Solution of Veitorday's Punts rrTi PMo v Ia1revi illJJNilsOA S CA R 5 ATUR LH L D H L A . p runH'oper . 77?. SK . N- A 7 O M E N Hi L Je p E H M 6. A T EBBl til E A S TC lA m e aIrh'E P. i A In M a TMc oat sm SO. Addition to building 61. Noah's vel 12. Run away to marry ft. Eait Indian 42. Condescend plant i& riAfi tnr bKm R4. Tlnv Tuesday la Drinking mag named DOWN it. Wandered L Southern aimlessly constellation ' 2 13 4 s W i7 r wi Tv ' uYiiu '.'(tti, 1 ',( ii,,) Miliu, ... fLHf f H 21 to" lip' 32. tt 4J 44 '04wM Jo ' "tySi H"' 1 I 1 . 1 mmmXmmm- If swarded by the Register, but eer- tlflcate of sale will not Issue until the purchaser has complied fully with said regulations. Circular 1200, as to the execution of the contract of sale and bond required thereunder. The money deposited will be returned If sale Is not spproved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber, which must be removed within 10 years, lda will be received from citizens of the United States, associations of such citizens, and corporations organized under the laws of the United States, or any State, Territory or District thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being included in any offer of a larger unit. T. 10 S., R. 1. E.. See. 29. BWYt NWft red fir 330 M: T. 14 8.. R. 1. W., Sec. 31. NE4 NEt red fir 755 M; T. 30 8.. R. 1 W., Sec 27, NEVi NWV4 red fir 966 M, red cedar 180 M. hemlock 65 M, NWf, NW; red fir 1,125 M, red cedar 185 M, hemlock 45 M; T. 31 8.. R. 4 W Sec 27. SEVi SWVi red fir 740 M, white fir 30 M, red cedar 63.300 feet, hemlock 40 M. Incense cedar 40 M; T. 19 8., R. 6 W.. Sec 13. 8WVi NW red fir 1.900 M. red cedar 40 M; T. 18 8.. R. 7 W Sec. 15, NE'i SEVi red ft 600 U' red cedar 100 M: none of the timber to be sold for less than $1.50 per M for the red fir, $1.00 per M. for the white fir, red cedar and hemlock and 50 cents per M for the Incense cedar. T. 37 8.. R. l B.. sec 31, 8W'4 NE'i yellow pine 76.460 feet, red fir. 10 M. NE'i BEV, yellow pine 120 M. red fir 20 M; T. 4 8.. R. 4 E Sec. 29, NWVi SE'i yel low fir 1.776 M. SW'i 6E14 yellow fir 780 M; T. 7 S., R. 7 W.. Sec 19, NE(4 NE4 yellow fir 3.590 M, hemlock 600 M. 8E; 8Wi yellow fir 460 M. silver fir 95 M, larch 10 M. hemlock 650 M: none of the timber to be sold for less than $2.00 per M for the yellow pine, $1.76 per M for the yellow fir. $1.00 for the sliver fir. larch and hemlock and 75 cents per M for the red fir. (Sgd) FRED W. JOHNSON, Commissioner. STATEMENT September 1935 The following la a schedule of the proceedings of Jackson County, Ore gon, showing a list of claimant for articles and service for which the olalm la made and which were passed upon by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, during the month of September, 1935. G. R, CARTER. County Clerk. GENERAL COl'NTT FUND Supplies and Service Dr. W. O. Bishop. $15.00; Dr. Mof fatt. $50.00: Shaw Supply Co., $97.23; Dr. L. C. Martin, $5.00; Dr. Chae nate and said bonds shall bear such Interest rate aa shall be designated by the purchaser thereof aa aforesaid; the bonds will not be sold for l"s than par. Said bonds will be sold subject to the approving opinion of Messrs. Teal, Wlnfree, Mcculloch. Shuler At K?lly Bond Attorneys of Portland. Oregon. Said bonds to be furnished and print' Principal , Maturity. Amount $3,748.09 November t. 1937 3.000.00 November 1. 1938 3.000 00 November 1. 1930 8,000.00 November 1. 1940 3.000 00 November 1, 1941 3.500.00 November I. 1942 3.500.00 November I. 1943 3.500.00 November 1, 1944 4.000.00 . November 1, 1945 4,000.00 ' November 1, 1946 ed by the City of Medford. Sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds will be received by the City Council 'at the City Hall up to the time of said sale as herein fixed. All bids must be accompanied with certified check payable to the City of Medford in the amount of 3 of the oar value of the bonds, which shall be forfeited to the City of Med ford In oase any Didder shall fall and refuse to accept and pay for said bonds, should they be awarded to him. The right Is hereby reserved to re ject any and all bide. CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON. By M. L. ALFORD, Recorder. Cross-Word Puzzle 9. Sprtnkls with mud or dirty water 10. Pertaining to oil 11. Glide ovar Ice IS. European language It. Harpoon 20. Mineral spring VU. Fairy 22. Large poison ous spider 24. Entirely 26. Motions of the sea S3. Injury 10. Kind or 1st turs 22. Old musical nots 22. Cereal grass 25. Amount taken In 27. Subsequently 32. 01dwomanlsb 40. Portends 43. Dry 44. Assail with . small mis sites f 44. Animal's stomach 47. Fish eg It i 42. Finis! ot a spire 49. Lair A T fA S ml InIeIsIIwIoIoI t. Implore I. Poultry . ' product 4. sfountaln lake I. Lis dormant I. Tinder or punk i. Municipality . City In Holland A5E DAY ill EL A VER JE N S III ROT 3P1Y lemery. $47.50; Dr. Barkwlll. $15.00; Sacred Heart Hospital, $389 40; Com munity Hospital. $423.30; Jackson ville Hosnltal. $311.77; Phyllis Sweor Ingen. $40.00; D. J. Bolton, $35.00: June Earhart, $7.50; Dr. J. C. Hayes. $15 00: Heath' Drug Store, $97 07; Medford Pharmacy, $3.93: Bast Side Pharmacy, $73.63; West Side Pharm acy, $107.26; E. R. Squibb As Sons, $17.10: S. E. Massenglll Co., $35.20, Jarmln's, $20.02: Univ. of California, $10.50; E. J. Smith, $16.60; Woods Drug Co., $11.55; Parson Machine Shop, $.50: Modem Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co., $1.00; Southern Ore gon Gas Co., $13.15; Columbia Can ning Machinery Co.. $2.71; Home Tel. and Tel. Co., $18.35: Consolidated Freight Lines. $833; Dorothy Mitch ell, $80.00: National Re-omployment Service, $53.57; Red Cross Travel. $37.85; Fix It Shop, $.75; Merrlman's Stiop, $.75: Gale Moulton, $5.40; In dustrial Accident Coin., $4.37; Dr. A. N. Johnson, $20.00; Mrs. E. M. Strong, $7.30; Mrs. Vogel. $10.80; Mrsl T. A. Shollenberg, $40.00; Sarah Walker, $5.40: Mrs. A. D. Hall, $30 00: A. R. Enyeart. $18.00; Mrs. 0. B. McClaln, $18.00: Burials, $60.00; Florence Cuf fel. $14.00; Faber's, $66 00: H. H. Har vey. $22.60: Anna WolMr. $20.00: H. O. Childreth, $5J0; Kenneth Anthony. 7 50; S. E. Brill. 612.50; Mrs. J. E. McClaln, $4.00; Muriel Sample, $8.00; Medford Lumber Co., $21.00; E. A. Mercer, $17.00; Piggy Wltfgly. $4.50; Mrs. Burch. $2.00; Hardy's Cash Sror, $26 60: Meadow Brook Dairy, 53.10: Gold Hill Suply Co., $33.91; Jones Grocery, $24.00; Curriers Grocery, $16.00: Wendt's Grocery, $12.?0; Phoenix Merc. Co., $18.00; Bxly'a Market, $58.00: Humphrey' Grocery, $64 82; Oilman Dairy, $14.98: Gold Seal Creamery, $3.10: Alexander Gro cery, $45.97; Godward Merc. Co.. $22.31; Heath and Holllster. $4.00; Dougherty's Grocery. $7.82: Drakes Grocery, $4.00: Brownsboro Store, $5.00; Lee Denzer, $2.50; R C. Bur gess, $3.00: Peerless Market, $3.00: M. and M. Dept. score, ti?.io; ruuwr Grocery, $29.43; Fred O'Kelly, $10.00; Bungalow arocory. $4.00; Home Tel. and Tel. Co., $133.64: Marshall smith Leonard, $57.66; Jessie Klzer, 'i ou; Zellerbach Paper Co., $33.75; Boyd's Market, $18.52: Monarcn ooeo. ana Feed, $8.80; Snider Dairy, $37.34; Gates & Lydlard, $28.60: Mall Tribune, $119.30; Calif. Orojon Power Co., 8113.11: Ead as hoiotook, .ao: ir wln Hodson Co.. $15.74: Medford Do mestic Laundry, $3.26; Klocker Print crv. $16.50: Economy Meat Market, $24.78; ceroid J. roraer. eo.oo; nmu nhrev's Grocery, $52.06; Medford Creamery, $11.32: Geo. Young, $1.00; Bovd'a Market. $2.15: R. R. Bard. $3.40: Western Union. $14.33; Frank lin Prlntlrur Co.. $18.06; Leo Mc Michael, $2.70: Paclflo State Mine, aiaQ7 nun Pierce. $1.44: O. J. Tar bell, $2.16; Billy Haynea, $1.64: Ldd Sz Bush, $B.22; C. H. Newton, $1.17: R. R. 8pray Co.. $6.86; August Sa rald. $1.64. Ralph Swingle, $127; Earl Norberg, $2.42; O. E. Dunn. $4.59: B. C. Dixon. $3.88; Ray SchumaVtor, $3.77; J. J. Trvon. $11.02: Vlda Ran kin, $1.05; Clyde Equipment Co.. $2.80; Standard Stations, $2.07; P. C. Ooetz, $1.60: O. A. Burkhart, $1.32: John Ray, $1.62; D. 8. Regel & Sons, $2.26: Eva steward, $5.22; R. P. Tay lor, $1.08; Roy Stanley, $10.61; 3. W. Tlmmons, $1.04; J. O. Hlbbard, $1.01; Joe Kantor. $1.88; Robert, D. Lytle, $1.74; National Hospital Association, $5.06: Health Department Postage. $10.60; Aflnes Koppes, $8.69; O. M. Roberta, $18.72; J. P. Plel, $10.00; Ashland Tidings, $35.20; Franklin Printing Co., $10.17; Modern Plumb ing and Sheet Metal Co., $10.20; NorUj Coast Chemical Company, $15,40; Sheriff Travel. $237.61; Jordan' Sash Work, $17.80; Teachers' Institute, $125.00; Office Sta. and Supply Co., $38.10; Modern Plumblnjr and Sheet Metal Co., $8.90; Safeway Stores, $4.87: Prank E. Anderson. $5.60; Chas. Carlton $1.00; R. B. Beeson. $1.00: Mike Fllnn. $100; Prank Bellinger, $1.00: Clarence Bads. $1.00, O. B. Oay. $1.00; Joe Solloway, $1.95: Clinton A. Smith, $60.75: C. M. Smith, $70 15: a vi. Daley. $27.14: B. Huklll. $22.80; o .7 Sanur. 110.00: O. Ij. Smith. i on. Th A. LltH CO.. $4,751 OeO. Iniow, $35.00; O. R. Carter, Postage. .nn itn. rt.nr nretmn Power Co.. $36.03; Weeks at Orr. $11.20: Medford Hard ware Co., $4.39: Colegttte Co., $19 71: T H. Temple. $12.00: Hubbard Bros.. $33.49; M. and M. Dept. Store, $43.70; John Conner. $0.40; Vandin and Co., $18 60; City Sanitary Service. $10.00; Medlora waver "i"""1""" ";"' Timber Products Company $ 60; Hub bard Bros., $3.27: Blue Print Shop. $180; Big Pines Lumber Co, $16 57; C. E. Terrlll. $6.00; M. C. r"1.rnri. $13.00: I,. J. Freeman. $18.00; H. A. Predenburg. $16.00: Chas. Boussom, 64.00; Jas. Owens. $18.00: A. O. Ed wards, $8.00; Wm. Fomeror. $22.00; Prank Oehlge, $23.00: O. A. Wllbwth. $20.00; Ethel W. Boggs. $12 00; Helen W. Dixon, $18.00: Laura M. West, $11.00; C. A. Hamlin, $13.00; C. A. DeVoe, $18.00; Mildred N. Plorey, $4.00; Mary Sllckland, $20 00; Oscsr Lewis, $18.00; Barbara O'Brien. $12 00; Jessie KIMr. $2 40; West Side Phar macy, $.50; pmnklln orooery, $64.88, Model Bakery. $13.87; Medford Hard ware Co.. $14.33; H. it M. O. Co.. $ 25: O. A. Codding, postage, $7.00; Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Standard Oil Co., $3 31; T. T. Hat'ett. $7 25- J. B. Coleman, travel, $4130: Edwin P. Stone, $.60: Hubbard Bros. $12 09: Medford Stationery Store, $4.65; Harry Predette, $100; B. Oay $1.00: Alex Stevenson, $100: R. R Beeson, $100; John Klrkpatrlck. $100: Widow's Pension Bethel Abel, $15.00: Mary . Al bert, $20.00; Lottie Belley. $18.00: Mrs. Esrl Baldwin, $20.00: Myrtl C. Beatty $10 00: Iva L. Biackwell. $15.00: Cecelia Boere, $10.00; Harriett Busby. $10.00: Prancla Daniels. $10 00; Mae B. Dvl. $16.00; Zelal M. Doe. $26 00; Pearl Dunford, $18.00: Anna M. Edward $10.00: Mary 0. Pry. $10 00; Ann Gould, $18.00; Ethel Hsertle. $10 00: Orac Hamilton, $10.00: Inei P. Hayse, $16.00; Dollle O. Holland. $25.00: In Huaon, $46.00; Elizabeth Huron. $16 00: Elesnor M. Johnson, $25 00; Relt Kendall, 16.00; Bessie Landing, $15.00; Pannle Liggett, $10.00; Ora Lester, $10.00; Plora B. Ludwlg. $20.00; Carol S. Mil ler, $15.00; Ella Mlnlnlck. $10.00: Dol lle Moomaw, $10 00: Bettle Owlngs. $1000; Ollla L. Pltchford. $10 00: Lil lian O. Reed. $10 00; Marl Reynolds. $20.00; Almeida Rusaell, $15.00; Mary R. Rowley, $15.00; Elizabeth Salle. $10.00: Winnie E. Sanford, $26 00; Rutb Solle. $16.00: Ethel T. Stand- lev. 61300: Delia Stevenson, $16.00: Mary B. Swejme. $10 00; Mill P. Ting- leaf, $10 no; Alice -run;'., aiu.uu; Louise Underwood, $1000; Constano Weedman. $16 00;, Martha L. Whll lock. $10 00: Alonla M. Wall, $30 00: Edith L. wataon. $15.00; Vera Wil liam. $15 00: Carrie J. Orlmet, $30 00. Regular Indigents Rosle Akers. $8 00: Mrs. Dell Ander son. $a ou: Joaephlne Atkinson. $10 00; Eflle M. Bar. $17.00: Clifford Bslrd. $15 00; Pred Bartley, $12 00; Jsmes H. Biggs. $8 00: Wm. H. Bingham, $10 00: Walter Bls-kmn. $10.00: Nellie Boardman. $15 00; Clarence O. Bowl log. $16.00i Too. A. Bradley, $6.00; Delia Braymer. $8.00; Jacob f. Ruck bee, $8.00: W. H. Calne, $8 00; Prank F. Camp. $8.00: Nettle Campbell. $1000: Edw. R. Carr. $13.00: Allen Coaebler, $20.00; T. E. Clark. $8 00: Geo. L. Clark. $1500: Nancy Coff- Tnan, $13 00: Wm. H. Crabtree. $15.00: Flora B. Cooper. $10.00; David Crloe. $8.00; Eliza J. Davis. $8 00; Nellie Dean, $13.00; W. E. Denny, $13 00: Bmll Dlew, $12.00: Alice Dosler. $13.00: James B. Edward. $15.00; Bettte Wilson, $10.00; Irene Egan. $10.00; O. 8. Embree, $8 00; Nancy Erlckson, $8.00: Dudley Estea, $13.00; Cora Evans, $10.00; Thos. Fanner. $16.00; Elizabeth Ferguson $8.00; Elizabeth Flfer, $10.00; Martin Forbla. $10.00: Laura Gltzman, $8.00; Suaan T. Gregg. $13.00: Ira Grlgsby, $10.00: David A. Hadden, $8 00; LI I la J. U;.l klns, $13.00: E. L. Henlnger, $10.00: Mary R. Hlgglns, $10.00; Joale Horn, $10.00; 0. N. Horn, $15.00: Addison A. Hopkins, $8.00; Laura Howard, $10.00; John A. Hubert, $13.00; Thoa. Hume. $13.00; H. D. Hurlburt. $10.00; Mar7 Hurst, $10.00: W. L Jackson, $25.00; Ida Kathan, $8.00; Melissa B. Knlght- $10.00; A. A. Lair. $15.00: Frank J. Lake. $13.00; Chas. Lowdenback, $8.00; Chas. Marshall, $7.50: John o. Maon, $8.00; J. N. McOune. $8.00: R. J. McOrotty, $800; J. W. McLean. $8.00: Frank McLIn, $5.00; Clara Mil ler, $10.00; J. W. Norris. $10.01: oiaa ya Moses, $20.00; Minnie Nixon. $10.00; 8. 8. O'Conner, $10.00; Mary Oaborn. $10.00: W. L. Payne. $8.00; Milton J. Pengra. $13.00: Eva A. Per kins. $10.00; Sadie B. Pierce, $8.00: Julia Pierce, $15.00; C. T. Pine. $10.00; Mary Price, $8 00; Louie W. Radmer. $8.00: Lydla M. Rathbun, $8.00; W. B. Reed. $10.00; Thos. A. Reddy. $10 00; John O. Reynolds, $8.00; Al Rhoten, $10.00: W. L. Robinson. 10.00: Flora Hicks. $8.00: Jamea M. Rlgglns, $13.00: Samuel P. Robb. $13.00; Mary R. Rowley. $10 00: Jamas D. Rupe, $13 00; Joe Rltzer, $10.00: Jessie Searing, $10.00; Mr. Ottle Sender. $8.00; O. B. Sexton. $8.00; Mary Shaddock, $10.00: Hoion D. Skid more, $8.00; W. H. Stewart. $16.00; J D. stubblefleld, $10.00: John St. John, $8.00: C. E. Shafer, $8.00: Jose phine A. Simons, $8.00: Eliza A. Smith, $8.00: Frank Staska, $13.00: D. J. Sullivan, $8.00; Bart Summers, $8.00; 8. A. Swan, $10.00: Cha. Swartafaser, $15 00: Harry L. Tate. $10.00; Geo. Thompson, $25.00; Mary A. Torrence, $8.00; Marlon VanNatta. annn, n. H. Purael. $8.00: Mrs. John WaUamott. $19.00; Annie watklna, $8.00; N. J. Wilkinson. $13.00; Ida J. Watkln. $10 00: Pierce Wilson, $13.00; John J. Walters, $13.00: John Win ders, $8.00; Sarah Wood. $1000: z. waiiromott. $13.00: Made Wright $10.00: Goodwin Young. $15.00; Henry S. Bailey, $8.00; R. L. Dungan. $8 00; , mm mtrinw. $8.00: Lele Oreer. $12 00 Horace Oundereon, $8.00; Henrietta Jones. $10.00; Robert L. Ridings. $12.00: Howard Beabury, $8.00; Henry E. stover. $8.00. Old Age Pensions 3. A. Abel." $8.00; Minnie Abel, $8.00; Ell Amlck, $5.00; Oeo. Askew. $0 00; John Anderson. 8no; Alonao Baln ter. $15.00; Mary O. Baker. $5 00; Jamea H. Baker. $10.00; Ell Baker, $10.00; Wallace Baldwin. $8 00; Ida A. Bates, $8.00: Wm. J. Beardaley, $15.00; Alber Bell, $10.00: Wm. T. Bennett, $13.00; Lily D. Blackwood, $10.00: Minerva R. Bliss, $10.00; John 8. Bonar. $12.00; Herman P. Biyar, $8.00: Wm. H. Bradford, $8.00; Ellen nrarnH 7.00: Robert O: Bragg. anon: Addle Brlttaan, $8.00; Cha. a nmwn ainno: B. H. ButMrfleld anno: Edw. C. Burt. $8.00; Walter E. Buck, $8.00: Hector B. Cady, $20.00: Sidney E. Carter, $8.00; I. B. Olapp, $8.00: Wm. J. Cameron, $10.00; Cha. R. Chllds, $8.00: Ollla B. Clark, $7 00; Samuel R. Coffman, $8.00; Edw. D. Collins, $13.00; Samuel R. Combes, $12.00: Thoa. 3. Cook. $13.00; B. E. Cook, $10.00; W. A. Cook. $B.0O; EUra beth A. Cooper, $10.00; Mary A, r.mm ainoo: Thos. A. Orump, $10 00; Thos. Cullen, $12.00; Breather A. Davis, $6.00: E. H. Davis, $6.00; Harvey Deck. $8.00; Amelia Dennl. $12.00: Teresa A. Dew. $10.00; Laura B DIM. $8.00; ueo. uieiricn, e.u.w. Thoa. B. Dole, $8.00; Louisa M. Downs, u on. .r w mtnlan. 88.00: Grace Dyk- tr. 'an 00: Nora Ed sail. $5.00; 3. L. ain nn: Aamuel Eroer. $B.OO; .lennl Eldrldge. $12.00: Barbara tV- aa oo: Marv J. Estes, $5 00; H. C. Evana, $12.00; Mary B. Evenslzer, anno. a. T. Everhard. $8 00; W. H. Bverhard, $5.00; A. B. Parrler, $6.00; . ...i. . ir,r,.v as.00: w. B. Plnney, $10.00; T. N. Pleener, $16 00; J. B. Poster, $1000; mis nucn, i., . T. Pry, $7.50; Sarah Fry. ai.ou; Oamer, $10.00; Mo it la Oould, $8.00; Maggie Orant, vio.uu; cxwau v..-,. $8.00: J. M. oreene. ia.uu; oaniu,. T. Oreen, $10.00; Bernettle Orltfln, $10 00: J. B. orilim, eiu.wi Orlgsby, $8.00; Maggie J. Hamilton. $10.00; Jennie E. Hammond. $10.00; E. B. Handaaker, $B.oo; uivina nr baugh, $700; Oeo. Hargadlne, $J00; N o. Hasklns, $8.00; R. B. Hay, $10.00; Edith Hayman, $8.00: J. R. O. Haynes, $10.00; W. P. Henner, eia.uu; " ' i.i... .in no- Nellie Hlbbs, $8.00; H. O. Hlnes. $8.00; Cordelia P. Horner, $10.00; W. w. hoods, eiu.m.; n Hoglund. $8.00; J. P. Holbrook. $7.50: Jane O. Holbrook, $7 50; Wm. Hollo way, $8.00: J. O. Howard, $8 00; Ma tilda Hornbaek, $8.00; O. P. Hollen beak. $8.00; B. W. Howell. $13.00: M. Hughbank. $12.00; 3. H. Burn. $10.00; Roxllna Jackson, $10.00; B B. Jackson. $18.00; Jam W. Jsrvu $10.00; Serepta Jenkins, $8.00; Anna M Jenaen, $10.00; J. O. Johnson, 110 00: Cha. Johnson. $10 00; Helen M. Johnson. $10.00: W. H. Jordan. $12.00; Plora Kanoff. $5.00: James W. Klnfcode. $12.00: Bdwardln Knight. $8.00: Mattl Kranlte, $15.00; J. D. Land. $8.00: J. P. Landers. Katharine Landers, $15.00: B. H. Lee. 48.00; P. P. Lewis, m .iw; """ "' Llngerfelt, $16.00; M. N. Long. $10.00: W M Lusk. $13.00: Rltta Mathll. $13 00; P. MacEntyre, $10.00; Henry Mayer. $8.00; Alonto Balnter. $8.00; Mary Ann M.e. $8 .00; M McBrli a.. $13 00: J. M. McCun. $10.00: Pheb Jan McCoy. $10.00; Mary ."r01",1' $15 00: Oeo. McDonald, $800; J. H. McJlmsey. $15.00; Laura McKlnney. $8 00: Emma McKray, $8.00; M M"; kowlskl. $10.00; Ous Mitchell, $10.00. Lulu J. Mundy. $20 00; E. J. Murphy, $8 00- W. H. Newton. $8 00; Nella Neu sen. $5.00; A. J. Nicholson. $10.00! 3. T Oden, $16.00. Sarah C. Ovlatta, $10.00; Lettle A. Owena, $8.00: Jams Owen., $10.00; Henry L $10.00; Sarah A. Parker. $8.00: Ollv B. Parson, $10 00; Hester Pence, $5 00: Louisa Penny, $3 00: Lillian M. Perkins, $800: L A. Pettis. $'000: B. E. Phelps. $6.00: M. B. Pinion, $10 00: W. T. Plank. $8.00; P. M Poole. $12 00; O. E. Powers. $8 00: L. H. Pre lar. $8 00: Malbern H. Price, $5 00: J. M. Potter. $10.00: 3. W. Rock. $800, Irwin M. Rowe. $8 00: Thos. Sackett. $8 00: Barney Salsman. $8 00: O. M. Selby. $10.00: w. P. Shaw. $5 00: Mln T,: is., aann: 3. c. Shipley. $8 90: Rebeoo Slaughter. $10 00; J. D. Slajle. $10 00: B. E. emauwooo. .; P Smith, $20.00; Annie Smith. 30.00; Mattl B. Smith. $8.00; J. R. Smith, .no. Til. (T Smith. $10.00: Oeo. B. n.Hv. 815 00: Marlon Sowoah. ,ry. $10 00; Pred L. Spencer, aiooo; S. ettnabl. 1130; aUry r. Stephen, $8.00: Ludnda E. Stephens, 412.00; Addle Struble, $12.00; W. J. Slu:,;.s, $8.00: McKnlght 8urber, $5 00; Mary J. Swlcden. $10.00; Alex Tate, 46(0; Mary B. Tayltor, $10.00; Australia, Taylor, $5.00; J. B. Tellon, $13 CO; Jennie Thatcher, $8.00; Wm. L. town send, $15.00; C. A. Turner. $10.00; Wiley Turnbaugh, $8.00; Frances B. VanCleve, $8 00: L. VanGundy, $15 00; C. E. Velln, $8.00: C. M. Walte. $12.00; J. D. Wakefield. $2000: W. 0. Ward. $10.00; J. B. Watklna, $15 00; Willis Watson. $10.00; Mary H. Web. ater, $12.00; T. J. West, $10.00; Nancy E. Wilson. $5.00: J. w. Wilson, $8.00; A. C. Wilson, $8.00: Mary L Wood, $8.00; M. M. Wright, $8.00; J. A. Wright. $13.00; L. S. Wright, $11.00; Elizabeth Wulf, $8.00; Margaret Yas tei, 610.00; Elizabeth Yockey, $15.00: Jamea Young. $8.00; W. A. Douglas, $6.00; Jane Goode, $10.00: Dwight Terwlllinger, $10.00; O. H. Thompson, $10.00; Jackaon True, $13.00: J. L. Wooldrtdge, $13.00; Adla O. Bish, $10.00. Roads. Lee Smith, $2.39; Ike Coffmaa, $3.39: Hawklnson Service, $59.18; L. O. Caster, $5.00; Provost Brothers, $13.45: Robertson Hardware Co., $4 34; Aahland Lumber Co., $3.71; Associated OH CO.. $53.34; SheU OU Co.. $100 55: Home Tel. and Tel. Co., $284.00; Of. floe Sta. and Supply Co., $13 95: o. E. Gates Auto Co., $.63; Timber Prod uct Co., $7.33: MW.ford Hardware Co., $5.90; Bads Transfer. $2.00; Blue Print Shop, $.60; Economy Lumber Co., $63.68: Paclflo Elsman Co.. $31.37; Colyear Motor Co., $14.71; Woods Lumber Co., $140.00; Paul B. 'Jlyn nlng, $34.05; Lorenz Co., $5.25: Horn Tel. and Tel. Co., $7.40: Emll Brltt; $50.00: Carson & Stoddard, $29.28; Medford Cone. Const. Co., $93.63; Med ford Service sta., $42.52; Porter Lum ber Co., $1.13; Medford Water Dept., $3.00; Plchtner Garage. $22.80; Ray Coleman. $4.00: H. F. Swingle, $80.87; Carl Von der Hellen, $14 00: Leonard MoKee. $3.39; Harry Tonn, $31.00: O. W. Nellson, $50.00; D. it D. Lumber Co., $106.82; Ballou & Wright, $17.39; Jordan Sash Worka, $1.10; Hubbard Bros., $36.88: Trusoon Steel Co., $29.39; Wallace Ragsdale, $22.12; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $64.17; The Texaa Company, $78.62: Lorenz Co.. $27.73: Union Oil Co.. $973.74: Woodbury Co., $14 32; D. & D. Lumber Co., $73.00; Gene Hooper, $82.00; H. C. Dooms, $59.23; W. L. Tolle. $59.23; B. H Moulton, $59.23: Chas. Dooms, $70.13; W. L. Webber, $11.96; R. E. Webber, $5.98; Fred Lewis, $2.99; D. O. Mod rell, $34.10: Jack Thersher, $73.33; Don Fredericks, $36.85; Cecil Smith. $63.83: Ed Stlllwell, $65.80; Union OU Co., $92.48; White Motor Co.. $4 26: L. Lull, $4.90; Air Reduction Sale Co., $28.57; Irwin Hodson Company, $34.47; Pred Barneburg, $99.90; Plero Auto Prelght, 3.08; R. J. RInabarger, $106.00; P. E. Jenkins, $96.76; W. J. Burbldge, $88.00: R. N. Plnney, $70.00; Jack Fortln, $96.50; Oslo Moulton, $82.86: Harold Tolle, $68.19; lorn Roseberry, $100.00; Paul B. Rynnlng, $126.09; J. P. GUllngs, $33.00; Percy Haley, $64.00; L. J. Blgham, $62 00; Jim Merrltt, $90.75: Wm. Bruin. $91.76; Wm. Pox, $76.55: Clifford, Oarvln, $57.35; Ralph Merrltt. $85.20; Lloyd Wilson, $39.43; Lester Throck morten. $92.00: W. H. Neuabaum, $9.66; Pred Peck, $11.65: Ed Cln$ade. $11.95: Howard Oold, $11.05: S. P. Coy, $14.75: Prank Hurst. $2.39: Win. Tethrow, $88.00: Henry Meyer, $83.06; R. H. Heath, $54.07; Thos. Mee, $4.48: Oale Moulton, $18.39; L. Tolle, 38.68; Lyal Hartman, $95.70; Choa. BUtch. $16.95; Wm. Edens, $55.86; R. Hughes, $65.86; Jean Mee, $53.47; W. B. Har low, $64.87; Ben Moore, $55.66: Dan Shuss, $2.68: Menno Shmldt, $71.37; Audrey Hardy, $3.18; Elton Hodges, $41.63; Morris Byrne, $8.06; Wesley Hartman, $106.00; Provost Brtohers, $1.00; Porter Lumber Co., $40.68; W. L. Childreth, $1.85; Bad. Tranxfer, $3.00: Austin Western Maohy. Co., $3639; Medford Water Dept., $4.67; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $66.43; Hub bard Brothers, $1156; Roy Aahpol, $11.34; King Brothers, $57.00; J. Nov. $3.00; Imperial Brass Co.. $1.10; Wil bur Cameron, $5.00; Medford Cone. Const. Co., $190.70; Wltham Servlc Sta., $10.15; R. R. Chevrolet Co., 43.91; Home Tel. and Tel. Co., $10.97; Med ford Service Station, $369.67: Llt'-rell Part Co:, $56.60; Plreston Service, $5.00; Woods Lumber Co., $1 69: Whit Motor Co.. $1.14; O. E. Oate Auto Co., $.79: Hawklnson Tiro Ser vice. $98.96: Trlstate Neon Co.. $53.38: The Texas Co., $17.49: Pierce Auto Freight, $8.24. Darrel Huaon, $100: K. R. Bailey. $3.10; B. O. Bailey, $2.10: Wm. Max well, $2.10: Marie Anderson, $1.90; Horace Wilson, $1.90; J. K. Olll Co, $19.11; Heath's Drug Store, $8 31; . Monarch Seed and Peed. $9 60; Sni der Dairy, $32.42; R. B. Thompson, $17.69; Dr. B. Barkwlll, $2.80; Lim port's, $3.60; Industrial Aooldent com mission, $4.37. nog Mrense Fund. Mr. Choa. Wilson. $3 50. Emergency Fund. Big Plnea Lumber Co., $334.93; Trowbridge Cabinet Workj, $.56; Aah land Lumber Co., $60.60; Economy Lumber Co, $.63; T. H. Simpson, $4.00; Timber Product Co., $1.81: Medford Lumber Co, $1.66; Mtdford Concrete const. Co, $3.00; Metlford Purn. and Hdw. Co., $3 53; L. B. Book, $47.53; Cha. BUtch, $3800; Wood Lumber Co., $831.46; People Else trio $23.74. County Library. Consolidated Freight Unas. $9.97; Oaylord Brother, $8.50; J. K. Olll, Co, $44.21; Macmlllen Co, $7.81; Ore gon News Co., $35.29; Association Dues, $3.00; Suther Oate Book Shop, $9.83; Arthur R. Womrath, $18.75. Bounty. R. B. Baker, $3.00: Vernon Hopkln. $84.00; W. O. Vlcker, $3 00; Jame O'Donohue. $8.00; H. M. Von Stein, $3 00; Mrs. Bllderback, $3.00; Corbett Smith, $3.00: C. H. Peyton, $1.00: W. Sargent. $6.00; Melvin Anderson, $3.00; O. W. Byrd, $3.00; H. 8. Mockey, $3.00; James RlchaiOou, $300: H. France. $3.00; W. H. Cuahman, $3.00; R. W. Rom. $13.00; N. Purael. $3.00: O. N. Culy, $3.00; R. R. Vinson. $3 00; L. H. Hughes. $6.00: B. J. McHenry, $9.00; H. O. Sparlln. $3.00; R. P. Ran kin, $13 00; R. B. Webster, $3.00: Ver non Hopkln, $33 00; Oeo. Rlig. $3.00; B. A. Langley, $3 00; L. Dougls. $3.00: A. H. Dudley, $3.00; Victor Zboralskl, $3.00: R. M. Welburn, $3.00; J. 3. Worthlngton. $3.00; J. A Young, $3.00: Karl Holbrook, $3.00: Joe Rut tr. $3.00; M. Orlgsby. $3.00. Rare Raf-FKh Canght SOOKE, B. C (UP) A rare speci men ot Wllloughby Reg-Fish, measur ing 8 teat S Inches In length and approximately 18 Inch In circumfer ence, was caught In fish traps her. It I the fourth specimen ot It kind caught her sine 1898. Unit To Enjoin Bee Filed BOWLINO OREEN, O-(DP) Bee) that enter houses and hover over yard and gardens are entirely too neighborly, nln of Henry E. Boh' neighbors in North Baltimore decided. . . .... ,... M. - '80 w M swarm enjoined.